Date / Time / Location: On Demand Webinar

Details: As artificial intelligence continues to push the boundaries of creativity and innovation, it also raises pressing questions about copyright ownership. Addressing these complexities, Sean Douglass, intellectual property attorney at Panitch Schwarze Belisario & Nadel LLP, and Jennifer Simpson Carr, Vice President of Business Development at Furia Rubel Communications, lead a compelling session exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and copyright law.

The session, designed for legal professionals and creatives navigating the rapidly evolving digital landscape, will provide critical insights into copyright eligibility, authorship challenges, and the implications of AI-generated works. Participants will also gain a deeper understanding of legal precedents, recent case law, and the future of intellectual property rights as they pertain to artificial intelligence.

Learning Objectives:

• Review Copyright Eligibility: Participants will gain clarity on the legal requirements for copyright protection in the context of AI-generated content, including the role of originality and the challenges in defining authorship when the creator is a non-human entity
• Navigate Legal Precedents and Case Law: The session will provide an overview of significant legal cases and developments related to AI-generated works, offering insights into how courts have approached the issue and what this means for future copyright claims
• Identify Future Directions: The faculty will explore potential future developments in copyright law and policy concerning AI innovation

By the end of the session, participants will be equipped with the tools to navigate the uncharted legal waters of intellectual property protection in AI-generated works. Topics will include advertising, artificial intelligence, copyright, and intellectual property rights. Join the course here: https://www.lawline.com/course/can-you-copyright-ai-generated-content